Hokuto (2017)

wow, just finished watching this drama. it's very intense. The film was well executed. the storyline, plot, and the actor really did an aweseome job. this was the first time I watched this kind of drama and it consumed a lot of my energy just by watching this. I need to take a break sometimes because it's a lot to take. I'm totally blown away by the way they made this. they patiently introduce the character and the story as well. it doesn't feel like I have been forced to take an experience of watching it but I'm gradually swallowed until the end of the episode. This work is worth to watch and recognized.

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Hokuto is a drama that surely stays with you for a while. It has purpose, it has meaning.

No matter what I say, it will not be enough to express how I feel about this drama but to put it simply, I was blown away. By the brilliant writing that never, NEVER showed weakness. By the heartful acting, especially from Nakayama Yuma's side. By the rawness and the realistic portayal of emotions. By every small detail that showed how well-thought everything is. By literally everything.

The drama grabs you from the first seconds of the first episode and never lets you go. You won't finish it with the same feeling you started watching it. The characters' development is beyond great, even from characters I didn't expect it from. The plot takes turns you never expected to happen. And the ending was perfect. Absolutely perfect. Because it makes sense.

And I'll end this short review here, without sharing my thoughts about what happens in the drama and what makes it so brilliant. Watch for yourself and you'll eventually understand.

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